Promising "12 stories for 10c", Variety Detective Magazine only lasted for 8 issues before changing to Lone Wolf Detective Magazine under which it ran for a further 8 issues until wartime shortages brought it to an end.

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Issues & Index Sources:  Nov-1938 – May-1949:

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(sample issues only)

Publishers:   Periodical House, Inc. (Ace Magazines)
Formats:   standard pulp
Prices:   10c
Mentioned in:   The Adventure House Guide to the Pulps, Ultimate Guide to the Pulps

Canadian reprint edition of Variety Love Stories.

Probably changed to 12 Adventure Stories.

Probably changed to 10 Action Adventures.

The University of Toronto's Student Newspaper.

Cambridge University student newspaper which published J.G. Ballard's first short story, "The Violent Noon" (26 May 1951).

Subtitled "The Young Man's Magazine" it usually had a piece of ficion in each issue including Theodore Sturgeon's "Wham Bop!" (November 1947) and often featured artwork by Harvey Kurtzman.

A source of critical study and creative response to the corpus of Thomas Ligotti as well as associated authors and ideas.

A programmer's technical publication that regularly featured fiction in the first volume (only).

Isle of Wight magazine that published some stories by Bernard Cecil Blake.

One-shot fanzine.

Issues & Index Sources:  #1, 1982 – #5, 1988:

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Publishers:   Velocities, Berkeley, CA
Editors:   Andrew Joron

Small press horror fiction magazine, produced on behalf of The Vampyre Society.

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Small pamphlet magazines offering "Thrilling Tales of Crime and Punishment" issued toward the end of the Second World War when paper rationing was at its height.

Fanzine.